Rove Adds Qantas as a Transfer Partner With a 50% Bonus
Rove just added Qantas Frequent Flyer as its 20th transfer partner — with a 50% launch bonus through August 14. Here's why that's a big number, and my one rule before you transfer anything.
Andrew Kunesh is a New York–based travel blogger and journalist who writes about airline loyalty programs, points and miles, and smart travel. He’s the founder of pnm.now, and a frequent flyer who has visited 40+ countries.
Rove just added Qantas Frequent Flyer as its 20th transfer partner — with a 50% launch bonus through August 14. Here's why that's a big number, and my one rule before you transfer anything.
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